Green Exchange website shares sustainable technologies

The idea of the Green Exchange is for companies to make their eco-friendly discoveries and inventions available to other companies.

Machine vision: Robot eyes used in fishing industry

Machine vision or robot eyes are so fine-tuned that they can find individual damaged fish eggs in several thousand healthy eggs.

Can dog hair help clean up the Gulf Coast oil spill?

People who are concerned about the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico are being encouraged to donate their dog hair to be made into oil-absorbent mats.

Therapy dogs: Why people respond to them

Being with your dog makes you feel good. Dr. Barker is trying to find out why. She studies what happens inside our bodies when we interact with therapy dogs.

World-class robosnakes from Scandinavia

Their brains of these robots are still no more advanced than that of a one-year-old, but scientists want to bring them up to the level of a teenager. At least.

Bone loss therapy for cancer patients, astronauts

Astronauts in space can lose about as much bone in a month as a senior citizen loses in a year on Earth, said Bateman. Read more on bone loss therapy.

Homeless and undocumented immigrants in the U.S. Census

How does the 2010 U.S. Census count homeless people and immigrants who might be afraid of being deported? Read the answer here.

Measuring the ecological footprint of businesses

Susan Burns, CEO of Global Footprint Network, explains how the 'ecological footprint' can make businesses - and the world - more sustainable.

Ecological footprint quiz brings Earth Day guilt

My Earth Day guilt trip through the Ecological Footprint quiz, and out the other side.

Population trends and the 2010 US Census

The U.S. census it a great resource to look at population change," said Mather, "not only at the national level, but the regional level, state level, and to see what's happening in local communities all the way down to the city block level."

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